Since its military intervention in 2015, Russia has played a critical role in supporting Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria. Despite Assad's recent ousting, Russian President Putin has maintained communication with the new Syrian leadership, highlighting mutual interests in stability and security. The Kremlin continues to prioritize its military foothold in Syria, with bases that are essential for Russian operations in the region. Recent developments indicate tensions over the return of al-Assad in exchange for maintaining these military bases, revealing the intricate dynamics of Syrian governance and external influences.
Moscow's military involvement in Syria since 2015 has been pivotal in keeping President Bashar al-Assad in power and maintaining its strategic interests in the region.
During a recent call, Syrian interim leader Ahmad al-Sharaa reaffirmed the strong ties with Russia, emphasizing cooperation for Syrian stability and security.
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